muka-muka（ムカムカ）
muka-muka describes a feeling of disgust, irritation, or emotional nausea, often directed toward something unpleasant, offensive, or frustrating.
pun-pun（プンプン）
pun-pun describes a state of being clearly angry or irritated, with the emotion visibly expressed through posture, facial expression, or behavior.
ka（カッ）
ka describes a sudden, sharp widening of the eyes, used to mark an instantaneous shift in emotion or focus.
su（スッ）
1. Quick, smooth bodily movement
guzu-guzu（グズグズ）
1. Slow, hesitant behavior
goso-goso（ゴソゴソ）
goso-goso describes small, quiet, and continuous rustling movements or sounds, often made when someone is searching through objects, shifting items, or moving secretly in a confined space.
gasa-gasa（ガサガサ）
1. Dry, rough surface condition
para-para（パラパラ）
para-para describes light, scattered drops falling in quick, irregular succession.
potsu-potsu（ポツポツ）
1. Light, sparse raindrops
zaa-zaa（ザーザー）
1. Heavy, continuous rainfall